Synopsis: A young boy named Ethan becomes very concerned when he learns that his friend, Trevor, has been robbed at gunpoint. To his surprise, Trevor is extremely calm and joyful. Girls have been sending Trevor baskets of pastries and flowers. With all the attention on Trevor, Ethan becomes jealous and attempts to get his own car stolen in order to receive the same attention. a problem arises when Ethan realizes no one wants to steal his old car. Ethan must be clever and cunning in order to pull this off.

Character Breakdowns:
The three main teen roles have been taken.
Civilian #1 (Many speaking lines) – about 30 years old. Watch videos of "Woody Allen" stand up to know what persona is expected. A nerdy and timid type of guy. Any race.
Robber (main character, many lines) – about 30 years old. A stern and aggressive man who also has a friendlier and passive side. A specific accent is wanted. Acceptable accents are Irish, Scottish, or German.
Extras (little to no lines) – 20+ years old.

Crew Positions Needed:
IN NEED OF A CAR:
An older car is needed, preferably 2008 and prior. Not of a high end brand. Simple brands such as toyota, honda, nissan, etc. The worse shape of the car, the better.
Please email if you have such a car. Compensation will be provided.

Email Address for Cast / Crew Submissions:
This production is no longer accepting submissions. Thank you!

Special Notes for Potential Cast/Crew: SPECIAL NOTICE:
There are 3 separate shooting days for the production. Each role will only be needed for one half day.
Civilian #1 – Needed February 19th (Daytime; noon-afternoon)
Extras – Needed Februar 19th (Daytime; morning-noon)
Robber – Needed February 26th (Night; evening)

ALSO, please email asking what role you would like/think you would fit. Please include headshots, resume, and demo reel/clips of acting.

The final product will be sent to film festivals (AAHS, SXSW, and others)

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